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Originally Posted by chemgear
By the time the Scorpio comes out (more than a year away in late 2017 early 2018) I'll probably be rocking dual 1080 Ti's and 4K G-Sync monitor. Actually, the 1080 Ti video cards will likely be old by then even though they won't be announced or released for months.
It's kinda weird that they even "announced" a console a year and a half away; who even does that in the tech world anymore? Trying to get ahead of the Neo/Pro I guess.
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Ok.... I wasn't implying it would be comparable to a high-end PC, but it's a significant jump from the current Xbox One. The Scorpio is going to be $500-$600 US. How much does a very high-end PC cost? $1500-$2000.
I bought a decent gaming PC around 4 years ago and did a lot of gaming on PC. I could spend money upgrading the video card, but I would probably have to upgrade my CPU as well. That might mean I have to upgrade the main board, not sure. I don't have a 4K monitor so I would have to upgrade to that to take full advantage of the video card. I have a SSD hard drive but it's only 128GB so probably should get a bigger one. Too annoying and more money that I want to spend at the moment.